Miami Pet Clinic

Alain and everyone who works at Miami Pet Clinic are literally THE BEST! I have 2 little dogs and am traveling internationally with them. The process to import/export pets is very tedious and stressful but they made it super easy for me! I can not say enough good things about this clinic. Everyone is super friendly, efficient and compassionate. Alain calmed my nerves and explained everything step by step along the way. The office is clean and in a convenient location. They really care about both animals and the owners and they made me feel so much better knowing my pets are safe and have the correct paperwork to travel. Honestly, if you ever need International Pet Travel Certificates, go to Miami Pet Clinic. I love them!

⭐️ My Exceptional Experience with Miami Pet Clinic ⭐️ I've been bringing my beloved cats, Mau and Manuelita, to Miami Pet Clinic for the past five years, and I can't recommend them highly enough. Choosing a vet is such an important decision, and I feel incredibly fortunate to have found a team that consistently delivers outstanding care. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is professional yet genuinely warm. The entire staff knows how to handle cats with patience and skill, which is a huge relief for any cat owner. If you are looking for a veterinary clinic in the Miami area that provides five-star medical care and treats you like family, look no further than Miami Pet Clinic. I'm so grateful for the peace of mind they give me as a pet parent.

I highly recommend Miami Pet Clinic! Dr. Piedra is amazing and you can tell that she and her staff really love animals. Dr. Piedra is very thorough and she was so caring with my cat. My cat had an infection where she was sneezing and throwing up constantly. After the antibiotics, she is 100% better. Thank you so much to Dr. Piedra and the amazing staff!

After a routine spay at Miami Pet Clinic, my dog Koda died from internal bleeding. She was 16 months old, healthy and strong. The emergency surgeon who tried to save her found that both of her ovarian pedicles were actively hemorrhaging and that both original ligatures from her spay had slipped off. This is a catastrophic surgical failure, not a routine complication. She had lost nearly a liter of blood into her abdomen by the time they opened her up. Having both pedicles bleeding uncontrollably is clear, undeniable evidence of gross surgical error. I never spoke to Dr. Piedra before or after the surgery. The staff made it sound routine, standard. When I signed their generic forms, they brushed it off like it was nothing. No risks mentioned. No flags raised. While Koda was fighting for

They are very friendly and professional. I went to the clinic to do a travel abroad health certificate endorsed by USDA for my dog and they knew the process and did it without any problem or delay. I learned about the clinic asking ai for a place in Miami that knew how to do travel certificates and they came on top of the list.